Butte Court Sets Busy Day With Divorces and Property Cases
In Judge Clancy's and Harney's courts a packed docket leads to a divorce granted and a restraining order dissolved. The day's hearings include estate settlements, petitions to sell personal property, and demurrers in multiple civil actions as judges press forward with probate, receivership, and debt actions.
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Wilson
Louis A. Lasha
Winnifred Nevin
H. C. van Meter
Maria Bluett
Lizzie Askins
W. D. Clark
Parrot Silver & Copper Co
F. A. Heinze
A. P. Heinze
George Lazarovich
Tim Harrington
J. P
Mable Riley
City of
Cora Love
R. M. Ve
State Savings Bank
J. B. Frederick
Louis M. Hetu
Daniel Shields
Expert Eyecare Services and Glasses Offered
Local jeweler Mayer at 40 West Park advertises expert eyeglass fitting from simple to complex cases with free eye tests and price guarantees lower than competitors. Multiple eye styles and lenses available with guaranteed savings.
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Mayer
West Park
Creek Indians Raid Country in Creek Nation Uprising
United States Deputy Marshal Grant Johnson reports the Snake band of disaffected Creek Indians numbering about 50 is raiding the countryside near Proctor Oklahoma Territory. They threaten violence, whip peaceful Creeks, and oppose any treaty or Creek council ratification. Local authorities seek protection with possible military aid.
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St. Louis
Republic
Eufala
I. T
United States
Grant Johnson
Johnson
John Creek
Proctor
Hickory Grounds
Here
Kiev Students Expatriated for Political Agitation
One hundred fifty students in Kiev arrested for political agitation are ordered expatriated to Port Arthur for military service. Similar fate awaits many students in the capital. The movement continues and disturbances are anticipated.
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St. Petersburg
Kiev
Port Arthur
Attorneys Delay Final Discharge Leave Bankrupts In Limbo
Court records show many bankrupts await final discharge while some attorneys who collected fees abandon the case. James S Wilson seeks discharge after paying Sawyer in advance. Sawyer refuses to proceed. Deer Lodge county residents. Funeral for Joseph Jodda set for 2 PM tomorrow at 205 Grey Rock Terrace Centerville. Trinity M E Church services follow.
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St. Peter
United States Court
Busi
Ness
Stephens
James
Wilson
Sawyer
Deer Lodge County
Joseph Jodda
James Ferryman
Grey Rock Terrace
Centerville
Trinity M. KE. Church
City Likely to Act on Lowering Street Grade by NP Tracks
Residents and business leaders in Butte endorse lowering the street grade under the Northern Pacific switching tracks at South Butte. Mayor McCarthy and street car officials favor the plan, citing safety and growing rail yard traffic as key reasons. Community leaders expect council action soon.
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Standard
Northern Pacific
South Butte
Tom Lovell
Windsor
The
Dawson
Wharton
McCarthy
Peddlers Stewart and Wilson Punished for Phony Jewelry
In police court Judge Sullivan fined William Stewart and Frank Wilson 100 dollars each for peddling without a license. Unable to pay, they face 50 days in city jail. The duo, long familiar to the court, sold fake gold jewelry at low prices and were found with several pieces. Authorities suspect they know details of recent hold ups.
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Sullivan
William Stewart
Frank Wilson
Stewart
Wilson
Rccess
Thrilling escape tale from Flottbeck crew at Ozette rocks
The German ship Flottbeck reached Tacoma after a perilous ordeal off Ozette Island. The first mate and 11 sailors abandoned ship in a lifeboat but were dashed on the rocks. Captain Shoemaker stayed aboard with a remaining crew until rescue by tugs. Survivors walked 30 miles to Neah Bay and will rejoin the ship in Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Wash
Flottbeck
Ozette Feland
Shoemaker
Neah Bay
Miner Seeks Word on Wife Missing From Butte to Salt Lake
William Ford of No 4% Anaconda road reports his wife left Butte two months ago for Salt Lake City to visit friends at No 224 West Second Street South. She promised to write but has not, and telegrams and letters remain unanswered. Ford asks Salt Lake police to investigate potential illness or harm.
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William Ford
Anaconda Road
Salt Lake
West Second Street
South
Butte
Ford
Por a Cold in the Head Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
A historical catalog note promotes Por a Cold in the Head Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The ad highlights a remedy for cold symptoms and nasal congestion with a medicinal patent and retail availability.
Burglary Alarm Ends With Bread Loss Report
Charles Herman reported a burglar at his rural Uswa home near South Montana last night. He chased the thief toward town, found an iron poker, and said the robber took only a loaf of bread. Herman was later taken to the city jail in a heightened state of excitement.
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Montana
Charles Herman
Herman
Meilyna
Public prayers in parliament opening rejected
In Paria the deputy M de Jenata a socialist worker proposed banning masses for Parliament opening. Justice Minister Monis opposed noting concordat rules and Cardinal Richard announced service next Sunday. Chamber defeated the motion by 317 to 1.
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Paria
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Jenata
M. Monis
Parle
Richard
Pleaded Not Guilty in Police Court Fight Case
Charles Harkins faced a resist an officer charge after an incident on South Main street. Officers Mc Queeney and Gilmore testified Harkins interfered as they arrested two men fighting. Harkins claimed he offered to take charge of the prisoners. Judge Sullivan reserved decision. John Murray also pleaded not guilty to assaulting M Harrington in a Dublin Gulch saloon, admitting two blows. The complaint described a group beating the fallen man. The judge reserved his ruling, noting Murray had surrendered and injury extent unclear.
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Charles Harkins
McQueeney
Gilmore
South Main Street
Harkins
Sullivan
John Murray
M. Harrington
Dublin Gulch
Harrington
Murray
John Murphy
Don Murphy
Patrick Shea
Jerry O'Neill
Daniel Murray
Hartington
McNeer arraigned for stealing cash register in opium case
In Justice Nelson's court J I McNeer an opium addict was arraigned on a charge of stealing a cash register. He trembled on the stand while Deputy County Attorney Mackel prepared the case. The accused said his attorney wore white whiskers and was not present. The trial was set for Wednesday. John Keller was discharged after proving he was a workingman.
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John Keller
Hero of Two Wars General Ross Dies at 77
Chicago January 18 General Leonard F Ross of Galesburg Illinois aged 77 died. He served with distinction in the Mexican and Civil Wars and was collector of internal revenue under President Johnson. His father founded Leiston NL.
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Chicago
Leonard F. Ross
Galesburg
Johnson
Lewiston, NL
General Alger Relapses, Confined to Bed in Detroit
Detroit report states General Alger suffered a relapse and is again confined to his bed in Detroit Michigan. He left his office a week earlier with illness and developed grip symptoms leading to bed rest.
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Detroit
Mich
Alger
Natives Fear Deportation Plan In Philippines Crisis
A World dispatch from Hongkong reports General MacArthur adopting Consul Wildmans plan to deport insurgent leaders to Guam. The move reduces insurgent activity, dissolves the Hong Kong junta, and loosens native army domination over the Philippine people.
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New York
Hongkong
MacArthur
Wildmans
Guam
Philippines
Priest Dies From Injuries After Church Fire Escape
Father Peter Van Helderbecke, injured while fleeing a burning church at Cowlitz on January 8, died at St. Joseph's hospital in Tacoma on January 18. The accident occurred during the fire at the church and authorities reported his death this morning.
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Tacoma
Wash
Peter van Helderbecke
Cowlitz
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha market recap shows stronger cattle and hog prices
Other Markets Omaha January 18 reports higher cattle receipts and firmer values for native beef steers and Texas steers, with cows, feeders, calves and bulls moving at mixed to higher prices. Hogs rise, with heavy and bulk sales around five dollars per hundredweight. Sheep and lambs also firm.
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Omaha
Texas
R J
Kansas City Cattle and Hog Receipts Review
Market reports show cattle receipts around 2 000 with Texas steers near 3 45774.65 and Texas cows about 2500340. Native cattle and heifers at 6.0005.05. hog receipts 13 000 with bulk sales around 5.3005.35 and heavy weights at 8.0. Packers quote 5.27475.37. lambs around 105.45 with mutters 32.25 and 4.75.
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Kansas City
Janis
Texas
Stoekers
Eister la A
Wool Regions and Productions Listed in California Report
San Francisco report lists spring wools by region including Nevada Eastern Oregon WG 14e valley Oregon lake Pali wools Mountain lambs 94 loc San Joaquin plains 6 se Humboldt and Medoecine 10 1Te.
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San Francisco
Nevada
Oregon
Valley Oregon
Lake
Pali
Mountain
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt
Medoecine
Wool auction sales in London brisk with high prices
On January 18 the London wool auction offerings totaled 13 508 bales. Merinos sold at extreme prices as theme and continental buyers were active. France and American interests purchased, with full rates paid. Crossbreds and fine-haired secureds showed strong demand, with Cape of Good Hope and Natal snow-whites up about 1d.
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London
France
America
Cape of Hope
Natal
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